Egregoros · Phoenix Framework

I keep trying to find applications for LLMs in my work, and generally I find that they're pretty stupid.

But from the wash of recent security vulns that have been getting found, it's pretty clear that in the right hands, they are proving to be a very sharp tool.

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FourOh-LLC

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Web3, Blockchains, Crypto, IPFS, - all the moving parts are there. None of them is without a purpose. I invested my future into IPFS, which is not blockchain - which is better because IPFS is trivial. The weaknesses are very noisy and it won't scale, but a weakness is not always bad: its like the crumble zone in the car, its engineered to give.

I see absolutely nothing wrong with the future.

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FourOh-LLC

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Which reminds me to ask anyone who has garbage crypto they no longer have a use for to send it to 0xcfC84dF3C1811ee3307f7DDd383B77076487B71b

This is not begging for donations, it will be used in the Web3 project I am building, a Roman 100BC - 100AD simulator (not a game). Send the receipt to postmaster at kane-il.us if you want credit, or want to plug your own project.

Again, do not send eth or bitcoin -send BAT and other junk, must be on Etherum though. kane-il.us is in the breave creator networks, you can send BATs from the browser.

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lastdinosaur

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@cjd@pkteerium.xyz

1. the paid models are better.
2. yes, if you know what to type, they give better results. the "prompt better" bros arent entirely wrong on this one, though they often overstate the effectiveness of it.